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Namibia Free Sterilisation Helps 30 000 Animals
Namibia's free animal sterilisation program has helped over 30,000 pets since 2013.
In brief
Namibia's free animal sterilisation program has helped over 30,000 pets since 2013. Namibia's Have a Heart organization has sterilized 30,000+ dogs and cats since 2013 through free services for low-income households. Originally reported by Allafrica.
Free Sterilisation Program
Have a Heart has helped over 30,000 dogs and cats since 2013 through free sterilisation and rabies vaccinations.
Program Focus
The initiative targets low and no-income households to prevent unwanted litters and reduce stray animal populations.
2026 Progress
Between January and September 2026, Have a Heart sterilised 1,383 dogs and 1,912 cats for free.
Feral Cats Campaign
In September 2026, Have a Heart sterilised 300 feral cats in Oshana region through trap, neuter, vaccinate and return.
Veterinarian Support
Veterinarian Philemon Hoon says many communities lack affordable veterinary services despite caring for their animals.
Community Impact
Cat owner John Paul thanked Have a Heart for free sterilisation services, saying his cat no longer has health issues.
Program Reach
Have a Heart works across Namibia including towns like Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, and Windhoek.
At a glance
Namibia's Have a Heart organization has sterilized 30,000+ dogs and cats since 2013 through free services for low-income households.
